Creative freedom unites with professionalism for a twist in the fabric of RnB, and an edge of unpredictability that should keep fans coming back for more.
Los Angeles--California--USA
Ever the master of redirection, ARHKOTA takes music fans down a whole new pathway, with this dreamy and increasingly intense remix of Cesar Saez’ Help Galaxy.
Designed as an essential call to action, Make Love, Not War reimagines the 1960’s motto in light of the recent war against Ukraine.
Contemporary stylings and passionate lyrics meet with a notably experimental production downpour as Xyleya recrafts the current sound of emo rap.
“I’m excited to say that I’m working on my first album that should be released later on this year! I can’t wait for my fans to hear it!!!”
“Producing and doing co-writes with other artists. That’s my day job and what I care about most at this point.”
“I am not the type of songwriter or producer that seeks to decipher industry trends in an effort to anticipate what the audience wants.”
“W!G would be considered as having flavors of traditional pop with a modern teen glow within her music.”
“Creature Benny only exists because I wrote some songs, and decided they were worth recording and releasing. And then I actually did it. So do your thing, ‘cause no one’s watching anyway. Get Freaky Nasty.”
Faultlessly expressive vocals of a softly raspy quality create an immediately intriguing sound, as Devin Kowl starts up his brand new single of longing and love.
In many ways this project is the movie fan’s dedication to the art form. In many others, it’s an ode to metaphor and the depths of the human experience.
By all accounts, this feels like an authentically original pop hit, not drawing melodic comparisons but still feeling relevant and welcome amidst the current landscape.